Macquarie to snap up £1bn stake in Southern Water

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Southern Water wastewater treatment works in Peacehaven
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Southern Water wastewater treatment works in Peacehaven

Capital injection will see £2bn invested over the next four years in upgrading Southern Water's infrastructure in bid to halve pollution incidents

Macquarie Asset Management is set to become the largest shareholder in Southern Water, today announcing it has reached agreement to acquire a £1bn stake in the UK water supplier, as it unveiled an investment...

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